GOP Senators Drop Opposition to Blanche Nomination

Michigan Democrats are voting in a primary to choose between a progressive candidate advocating for universal healthcare and a moderate backed by the establishment, in a contest seen as pivotal for the party’s future and its effort to regain control of the Senate. The race features Abdul El-Sayed, a former public health official, and Haley Stevens, a sitting congresswoman, with outside spending exceeding $40 million. The primary winner will face former Congressman Mike Rogers in the general election, with the seat crucial for Democrats’ efforts to overturn the Republican majority in the Senate.

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